Images of items I have purchased (except trainers)

ThereIs0nly0ne

ThereIs0nly0ne

ThereIs0nly0ne

Associate
Joined
31 Jul 2012
Posts
1,016
Location
Cheshire
Fantom said:
ah cool, did you cover\enclose the rear of the speaker, if you dont have a sealed\ported enclosure you wont be getting the best sound.

I made a soundbar myself a few weeks back, recycled an old damaged plastic soundbar, have pics on my insta if you're insterested, 2nd from last post: https://www.instagram.com/jameshancockwoodworking/
Click to expand...

Cheers for that. I’ll have to do some experimentation :) Will be taking a good look at your build.
 

MarkA

MarkA

MarkA

Associate
Joined
23 Apr 2009
Posts
1,516
Location
Caerphilly
IvHaffQ.jpg

Not quite a thing I've bought but I did buy the wood - that counts? :)
May have stolen some components of your design (Raymond) - but built this on the weekend with some new power tools.
It's my first go at any woodworking and loved every minute of it.
This is a mud kitchen for my 2 year old son to play with, hopefully he'll love it! No doubt the first thing he'll do is climb up and sit in the sink!
 
Last edited:

MarkA

MarkA

MarkA

Associate
Joined
23 Apr 2009
Posts
1,516
Location
Caerphilly
Raymond Lin said:
That is awesome, i love it. I can see that is 1000% over-engineered, it looks like it is strong enough you can sit on that and have a few beers in the garden!
Click to expand...

haha, you're not wrong! It's as solid as a rock!
I was already thinking that if he didn't make use of it, I would take out the sink, replace the shorter boards, take off the roof board and make the whole thing into a chair for two!
I've doused it in decking oil so it's good for the weather for now, so it should last awhile. Thanks for the inspiration!
 

Marky

Marky

Marky

Soldato
Joined
16 Apr 2007
Posts
23,415
Location
UK
MarkA said:
Not quite a thing I've bought but I did buy the wood - that counts? :)
May have stolen some components of your design (Raymond) - but built this on the weekend with some new power tools.
It's my first go at any woodworking and loved every minute of it.
This is a mud kitchen for my 2 year old son to play with, hopefully he'll love it! No doubt the first thing he'll do is climb up and sit in the sink!
Click to expand...

Looks great, nice work :D
 

neojay

neojay

neojay

Soldato
Joined
12 Nov 2003
Posts
2,546
Location
Berkshire
MarkA said:
Not quite a thing I've bought but I did buy the wood - that counts? :)
May have stolen some components of your design (Raymond) - but built this on the weekend with some new power tools.
It's my first go at any woodworking and loved every minute of it.
This is a mud kitchen for my 2 year old son to play with, hopefully he'll love it! No doubt the first thing he'll do is climb up and sit in the sink!
Click to expand...

Love this! Recently been getting into some woodwork turning old pallets into something useful, very rewarding!
 

MarkA

MarkA

MarkA

Associate
Joined
23 Apr 2009
Posts
1,516
Location
Caerphilly
Marky said:
Looks great, nice work :D
Click to expand...

Thank you!

neojay said:
Love this! Recently been getting into some woodwork turning old pallets into something useful, very rewarding!
Click to expand...

I totally agree - just seeing it as I walk passed it just brings me that warm fuzzy feeling now that he's using it!

Mason- said:
Looks awesome @MarkA, maybe get some rubber caps to go over the exposed bolts at the bottom? I'd be worried about shins getting grazed on them :).

Something similar to these: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Bolt-Nut-Protection-Cover-Black/dp/B0099PXJNC
Click to expand...

Nice! I didn't even think of that! I'll get some of these. Thanks mate.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom